Are you a blind singer or instrumentalist who needs to have braille scores quickly? Are you an educator or rehabilitation professional serving blind musicians who has no time to learn to be a braille music transcriber? GOODFEEL can help you. GOODFEEL automatically converts several kinds of music files to braille - the same files used to print the score for sighted players. To prepare and transcribe these files with GOODFEEL, you do not need to know how to read braille music; however, you should know how to read print music notation and how to use Windows-based software.

New in v3.0

• Quickly transcribe to braille from Finale, Sibelius and other popular music notation software used by band, orchestra and choir directors
• Synchronized scrolling of print and braille notation for current musical measure
• Ships with Lime 8 which simplifies entering of text annotations and has a new MusicXML import/export feature.
• Blind musicians can now scan, read and write musical scores with the Lime notation editor that ships with GOODFEEL via the new Lime Aloud JAWS-based access features. Lime Aloud is a Whole New Way for the Blind to Read and Write Music
• Blind musicians can easily create print and equivalent braille transcriptions for collaboration with sighted or blind teachers, colleagues or students.
• Friendlier user interface to permit easier customization of braille music output
• Optional integration with the Duxbury (literary) Braille Translator to facilitate transcription of theory or method books that have large blocks of expository text.